November - RIA Seminar: Ireland on the UN Security Council - Statement of Minister Coveney
RIA Seminar: Ireland on the UN Security Council - Statement of Minister Coveney
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RIA Seminar: Ireland on the UN Security Council - Statement of Minister Coveney
They witnessed the long-lasting impact of urban warfare and engaged authorities in steps to reduce civilian harm. They also addressed relevant international humanitarian law and humanitarian issues in conjunction with geopolitical dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region.ICRC Vice President Gilles Carbonnier and Regional Director for Asia-Pacific Christine Cipolla paid an official
After three years of negotiations, 82 countries have adopted a political declaration that seeks to better protect civilians from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas. The international pledge is the first to formally address the long-standing practice of using aircraft bombs, artillery, rockets, and missiles in villages, towns, and cities.
Noon briefing by Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
The foreign affairs minister said the sanctions were “an attempt to unsettle Ireland and our political system”.